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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
NEW.1fRsEY.

PArKRsoSThe police again looking TOR Frank smith,
wcmen and frightened little girl. The Grocer, Troisc
Using ihe book for sale and listing t6em
The corone ury IN The case OF et Constable George John
View station SUNDAY uight. has rendered vsrict
l SG osS si ans ~ ns
ssns WE x ne was AZ "oft ,n'"e croSu,s ,rnIer
he a%s yin.:' ,..ltri.y %StSi%s aid
son. Of NewYor. insurance $1,000 Astst seneca
ton TO grocsrs who soil me fcncs over thirty warrants
s srys sf' % i@a .
ton has essae counsel to protect the interests Of It's mem
.oJ: .S sf.. nsGc a%av oro. a,
s. ssqs. Mclean u. S na S al. si c
sh. Wa. .FSs mon,as at To.
Ivanhoe Paper MIL on spracest caused by The "enp.nv
dent .?rvod .mpiSys.
noon The oc., Of the co@pany say Their s%Caffa.
men, is only mRcrIy ana h., The 9.nd, rl b. va N
COUNTY wiz. and vlln warl, Of r.,er-9ai lat night
voted 10 make nomination or in tors. and The
Ksy a5or as they 1T ADD ~ to secure vote. Tor tho
kepnohcan Connty ticket In trcsnge The Demo atic
nominated the presen, Sheriff Of tae County j. thinker
Tho ma A.'snoly D'lret De%osr.ue Convention of
EizAsGTn-John NJ Jack leader Of tie gang Of
asa a,.!uss' rs;r.e'ei hi. pea Of not guilty 70 three
viii be on november II In. case q ThSodors
ws S' nSo oss Of ss S str up .. fy
of the illness OF Jscksons wife who for
Morlns Noaae connof hi. plea Of no, unity y
..y A.n sst 1ps% on sh S na ana pleaded
r Nee sv ,d .s;s 0n.s not fsy
killed yesterday BY an embsnksnt osvng in hn while
The KeSuSisans the lid Assembly bsirie, Of Union
Comfy asst night nominated John Lowdcn. OF Elizabeth
port.
soath pI4nneld better known New Brookyn
tIa y.ney Gseen ownSr q the and
fashionable
gathering hei !hs psrois Of Mrs. Ktts con.nt a,
dramatic IN behalf of the Ladies. Society Of
pro- n "S Stf' an !'
@hippiS Mss Florence stev.ns miss Dora %iicox snS
Miss Eta C. Kointcin.
RAHwAY.-Tse seven oontunaesus Democratic Council.
3. @ on ' SSi sS% h p 1
@ T. ~ 'S'ss: s;.S
Ycsss Issss vi. hold 's Sai%%
s e rs: s : Z % e re sT Y ss.
s .s -1s M oys I ssn @ s,s ."a.
y eectea assariSs Ths entire
.sse.ss :sSsss
tho management 1t The Doniocr atlc party.
S.saos &s. q r.:
tAe It DISTRICT. '
onAsskA Oh ehGA of Y,ed.res REM. died ycs.
sy s % s *
move msaSao slss. ltsa s.s ysse Ihs e.a 10 p.yn.
morphine and drank II,
FRANKLIN barns and osibpildiags Of Abel Kngsiand
Valley road burned to tho gr0nnd Wednesday
night Several horses wero gesisn sat 10 sssty but
grain aa1 TSs o: ana pa MY
Insured
SCUM ag.--Workmen in the employ York
and NovJerscy Telephone Company erecting
poles both ends OF tne with tho purpose
thor through the permission Of which
dopied lime by the trustees. As polo
erected In tho tswn Injunction will be applied for by
citizens.
Plane being prepared for Roman Catholic church
south Orange The Row. Father Salaun will be
pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
NJ " Am.

The United Traction Company has fled articles Of
Incorporation with the cerk The capital stock
ST. OOo 900 and the incopoators Andros H. stone and
Eugene ". Cole OF New.York. anu T. Walter Griffith OF
The object build street cable railroads and
elevated and underground railroads Tho
will be fully organized IN a few days
young lads their VARYING from twelve fifteen
police headquarters yesterday having been
accommodated with lodgings daring tie night One age
left his home Northeast Illinois months
drifted about since He made abe
impression and placed In charge OF the Chldrens AID
Tie other boys. lsaiOr and Louis BOurgOse.
belong In Plaahed and Ind zen vsnierer' for month.
going far West virginia They said their parents
unwilling TO take them home They were held until the
O coud be heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

removed from the streets it would compel the owners
and drivers to move to Brooklyn or jersey CITY.
This would cause loss to the city OF $1,000 for
each truck driver. General Newton has dicceN
surerintcn dent Richardson OF the Bureau OF lncum-
brances to find out whether any Bioohiyn truckmen
are in the habit leaving their vehicles in the streets
ON this side of the river over night and taking their
horses across wherever this Is done the trucks
will be taken to the corporation yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
HE BURNED HIS child TO DEATH

Thonas Reilly Of No 3S2 Firstst, Jersey City, was
convicted in the General Sessions Court yesterday OF
granddaughter. Reilly went homo about $50 D. m on
July l. and found his wlfo and Mrs. McGarry neigh
bor lying drunk tho floor. lie went ont got drunk
himself and returned homo about IL o'clock. Mrs Mo
Garry was still there and he ordered her out quarrel
onsuod and Reilly picked mp lighted lamp and threw
1t at tho re lamp foil floor and xploded
Reilly seized an old skirt and trod to extngush the
flames but the skirt caught dre asd he threw IL from
him The blazing garment fell bed In which Rcillys
ssven months old baby was sleeping. Tho infants
clothing caught fire and IL burned to death. The
jury recommended the prisoner to mercy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
THE BREEDER OF RARU5 DEAD.

Richard Conkn proprietor OF Sound View stock Farm
died Wednesday home GreenpOrt l. l. age sew
As the breeder raiser OF fine horses Mt Conkin
we'll known among turfmen Born In Now York. work
trade OF and for years en-
poyed ut the Academy OF Mnsc In is4s he purchased proy
stand Fulton where he acquired fortune In
1865 purchased and moved TO the property now known
Sound View Farm about miles from Greenport
There he raised whose regulations world
wide including Rarus sold 10 Mr.. Bonner for $4,000:
Wedeewosd, sold $4,000; Abraham Lincoln. *. D.
Hayes, King wilkes and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
NEWS FROM THE SDBURBS.
GLAD REr1rRN OF AN ELoPfyG GIRL

Nellie Kaan. age thirteen. who worked in silk sctory'
from her home In Paterson
N J. Cornelius Laauw an unmarried man about forty nve
Old had boarded with the Kaans and Nellie was pro
ed with him. The case was put IN the
hands Henry Beuwkes educated young BoliaDder
of Paterson found couple living Holland Neb
and wife, marriage having been performed
between them Atchson The girl was willing 10 re-
turn but 10Th to give her mr. claiming ..s she
girl on Wednesday night and the meeting between her and
her parents affecting Her parents too poor TO 80 10
of securing arrest for abduction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
LABORRRS BURIED BY FALLING EARTH

LABORRRS BURIED BY FALLING EARTH
While gang OF laborers were eIcavatng q collar in
Morrisavs between Onehundred and hfticth and one
hundred-an nfty first sts, yesterday embaukme
cavsd in and buried two Italians and Germnn Tho
men wero dug out quickly aud taken to their homes
Antonio Baloel received severe Internal injuries sn
Dorsi had severe bruises tho side and p Dauch
had lib broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
HONE NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Llbemars Hssr-Count @. Muccoli OF Rome and p 10
Lovenorn. Danish Minister at Washington CLARENDON
Hoe-r de Reuierskod. Swedish Minister at Wash ngton
Hotei-EI Krcs-nsR .. StanAd OF
ST. Lou Frederick Mlos Of Connecticut
and James f. Joy OF De trolt Hsuss-Commandor
W Banbridge Hon. u g. Navy. ..0ttsey House-Assembly
v. Ii. Younghman, OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
GTATEN ISLAND

ToNPKINsvILLE-Chairm f. A. Moore, OF the Richmond
County General Committee has called ths Democratic
the Richmond County all this afternoon
o'clock tho OF nominating county ticket
ToTTRSvILLR-fIepry White age thirty two. merchant
died suddenly OF apoplexy yesterday.
srAPLgToS-A call for the Republican Convention OF
Richmond County has been issued for TUESDAY az o'clock
Schrnssers Hall At meeting OF tina Board OF Super
Richmond County yesterday the oler author
wrie Mrs Pence who entity complained Of cruel
treatment tho County Anshonse when her daughter
there sick OF smallpox askng her she had griov
auce. make the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

Yesterday the second days session OF the hfy third con-
vcrtion o. the Dela Upsilon fraternity at New Bruins
Of interest mainly the fraternity The conven-
with President Gates OF Rutsers
Professor Louis Chamben Of Rutgers made address OF
welcome and Edward Thompson. OF Williams responded
sherman a. Pitt Of Rutgers presided Al night there was
public reception under the auspices OF the local chapter and
the ladies OF Brunswick Delegates present from
Princeton. Columbia. Cornell. Williams. Brown. Amherst
New YORK, Lsfayett and Lehigh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
LONG ISLAND.

Repu OF Senate District yesterday
mated Captain simeon q. Harkins
CASARsEA new Cong egatonsi Church 10 be known as
the Cosrsd Plymouth Congregational Church OF CaDarse
was organized yesterday.
HkhPsTEADThe unacconntable absence OF Levi hetter.
who sot out for NewYork October has given rice 10
considerable talk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
PROBABLY FATAL FALL OF A PRIEST.

The Rev Father Farley of MalAchais Church Jamaica
L. H. fell tho stairs Yesterday fractured his left wrist and
received internal Injuries which result In hts death The
accident occurred at the house OF the Rev. Father on At
East New York. He removed to St Mary's Hospital,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
PLEURo-PNEUMoNfA IN SEw-JERsEY.

Pleuro pneumonia has broken out in Middlesex County
Inspector Diamond yesterday destroyed herd OF thirty AZ
James Finnegans farm; another OF seventeen at Williams
farm by George Finch has lost herd OF forty and
Rae another while tho disease has lately broken out
near Jamesburg aud Sayvlle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

FLYING FROM WESTERN CANADA TO BOSTON.
Eighteen birds owned by .. o. Barrett Of Boston, were
liberated Forest, Ont, "a M last TUESDAY 10
beat the Young record for distance. The first 20 re
turn was Leslie p the loft O'Clock yesterday
afternoon time arrival The air line distance
covered is $40 miles The record be beaten from
London, ont to Boston, Mass, 525 miles the rst return
the morning the second day after the start the journey
made ago. This journey the Barrett loft the
distance OF the loo miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

LrcHflELpThe representatives. OF comfy voted
Zzto not 70 erect ais At New Milford Winstcd This
scuon etans the jail where has boon nearly eighty
bhD6EPoRT-By refsrsace to Treasurer Quintards re.
port inst made public tho expenses Fairfield County
the year just closed have been $4,000 receipts
t39,b66
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
RACING IN ENGLAD.

LONDON Oct PLAT the Newmarket Houghton meeting
to-day the free andicap three
won by Mr. Vners brown colt Gloriation. 7. Douglass
chestnut colt Marley in second and Lord Eesmess
colt Grandson third Tho betting II on Gloria
ton 70 against Marley and TO against Grandson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

Tho Manhattan Trust Company, No. SIS New-st,
which tho successor OF the Real Estate Trust
Company, l. about to assume greater importance.
The present capital of $780, 900 Ia to be increased
TO 100000 and the capital has been subscribed
j. Edward simmons, president OF the Board OF Educa-
fioD and formerly president Of tho Stock Exchange,
Ia en- asked to take the management of the company
and Il T. understood that tho obstacles In the way 0f his
public acceptance II the Office easily be overcome
John l. Waterbury, the present pre- ident has been
active in bringing about the reorgaply at ION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
AnnsuncsIusatA
A COOP APPETIZER.

OOOD APPETIZER.
"You seem To be hungry tonight Old an said gentle
friend who seated In Dclmonicos before diu
that nearly comprised tho bil of faro
"Iam rsvcnous."
wish could eat dinner like that" went tho frat
speaker envously. what do you take cocktails"
mo better appetizer than cocktails"
"WclI. whatistf"
" Rikors Caisaya-Tonic.
You get almost anywhere for rs cents. Big BOTTLE
too. lasts long time"
" BY love ri get to night.
Dad I'D give seventy hvo dollars tackle
that"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

FINE CALF SHOES (hand- sewcd wclt), SO or
worth -. Hand-sewed, "a AZ worth So
KENNEDY, 20 Csruandt-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

President Coleman, Of the Tax Department, has
written to Controller Loew 70 call his attention to
tho VI taxes due the city on the poics wires
and conduts Of the various telegraph, telephone and
electric light companies and 10 advise him to collect
them promptly while it s possible to do The
active work Of tho Subway Commission, tending to the
removal Of such property may make the collection
Of such tax an impossibiity 40 no distant day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

TRUOKMEN THREA ITEM To LEAVE NETWORK
General Newton has written to Mayor Hewitt that
IN Q eAS~ ~-stion with Truokman John W. Jacobus,
Mr. Jsc0bus asserted that II all the trucks were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

Bladder, Kidneys. Mems Weaknesses an,
Genito Urinary Diseases provo fatal unless afflicted
ths remedies siven In the MEDICAL BUREAU booi
Mailed free at pDl Broadway, Ncw.Ysrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
PLEADING GUILTY TO SAVE ms k0rHER.

The case Of william Davis was called yesterday In
IN the Court of General sessions but the prisoner
discharged by Judge Cowing ON his own recoguizance
Tho young man arrested the charge u stealing
watch from his father Abram Davis Oh October 1.
Tho watch pawned by the younger Davis and he
confessed having taken it. The father at first pressed
tho charge but few days ago he wrote to Mr. MARITIME
that lac convinced that his not guilty.
The watch, he said, had been taken by the boys
mother, who XiOns 10 raise enough money 70
send her 70 place whore he could gt employ mont
Tho declared that he guilty 70 prevent Trouble
between lis father and mother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted int these e.I..... :.
recommended - the readers 81 THR TRr.r.
~ thoroughly reliable. and bushes,
By mail With tho advertiser. with p~rt,,,
'ss' 'sAs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
IMELY Pos7pONEMENr FOR COL. FELLOW

A INELY POSTPONEMENT FOR COL. FELLOWS
Tho trial OF Francis W. Fttman the charge Of
killing his daughter Rachel was hxed for yesterday
before Judge Gideslecvc. Ass Stant District Attorney
Feows vino had been ass COED 10 pTo>ecute tie
etorolcd into tho court hour behind tine
Hc found that the plaintiffs lawyer, ex-senator
Ecclcsine, in and then vigorously urged
that the tial proceed. II the trial had gone four
five days Of the time imcd aey preceding election,
would have been occupied. Mr. Ecclesine, who Is
etrOng in his Democracy did not appear at all and
Colonel Fellows will have his canvass HDdsturbed by
Ofic al cares. The case was Indefinitely postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NtNGArUnE ALuASAJ


Sun rise. % Sets, SO Moon ssts 3Oi-Moons age IL
LH-sandy Hosg. BIS GOV f,rt 536 H-llciats. 1875
P.l.-ssndy Hook. $50 6sv f.rL 5j7 nell Cato 746
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d..
l56 West 63t.sk
Hour.-stc H. bsL Diseases OF thb Nsry)u, 5ysts q.
6snito Urinary DrsLa1 tapotsucs Lul sssrilitE
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-05-20
Crop Prospects,.

81. PAUL, May 11.-Crop reports from sixty
counties in Minnesota, forty in Dakota, and
thirty-fve in lows, showing chat seeding
throughout the northwest is now completed,
and under circumstances more favorable than
in any previous season for year,. Fair
weather only is needed to produce another
magniacen Mt crop of wheat, and II the present
indications hold good, barring, of course, all
accidents OF weather, the crops harvested
next fall will eclipse anything ever produced
N Minnesota end Dakota. Tho ec-eage in
Minnesota last year, as reported by the agrf.
cultural department, Was 8 087 s7i acres. with
an average OF 13 Q tu shells or acre, making .
total crop of ~, $50, 600 bushels. The incresse
in the state this year will probably amount to
per cent, or about 1900 acres. In
Dakota the government returns show
2,67S,3SO acres, averaging ia bushels
per acre, giving an aggregate Of 3,OS4,OOO
bushels. b increase In acreage this yesr
will probably be as high o. Is per cent, or
soout 10000 acres. Taking into considcra
ground at seeding time this year. and with an
average yield, Dakota will probably raise
nearly IS, O 900 bushels this year. 60 with
anything like favorable weather till harvest
the total yield Of Minnesota and Dakota Win
axgregste 80,000.000 or 90,000,090 bushels.
In Iowa seeding was completed about ten
days earlier than usual, and reports arc
Unanimous Is to the excellent condition of
the ground. According to repofts. received
from the more important counties, there IL .
decrease IN the acreage Of wheat IN many
places. owing TO the lov prices last year aud
fear OF chinch bugs. The acreage OF corr.
oats and barley Ia Dakota this year is much
greater b ever before, many counties re-
porting fully60 per cent. Increase.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-05-20
WEST N SOUTH.

Secretary Vail, of the National Trotting
association, has resigned.
On Saturday Aberdeen voted to issue sl5,-
0G0 in bonds for n new city building.
St. Patricli's church at Dixon, Ills, was
burned IN Saturday. 1t cost ss45,O 900.
Fire in Hcrscy X Beams lumber yard at
Saltwater, Mimi, caused a loss of 100000.
The Wool Growers and international
Sheep shcarcrs' convention assembled in st.
Louis on Wednesday.
John Bertrand has been appointed post
master at Canton, Dakota. He will enter
upon his duties July 1.
The residences of Emery Wright and Mr..
Cook, of Aberdeen, Dakota, were burned Sat
urday. Loss on the two about sl,snO.
On Wednesday Pierre, OAK, voted solid for
issuing s25,Ou0 in bonds to aid in securing the
extension of the Manitoba ami Aberdeen road
to that city.
The young sen Of Sheriff sundback, of
Sioux Fails, was drowned on Wednesday in IL
pond in the pcnitcntiary quarry which Joins
the prison yord.
The Dcs Mcines base ball club defeated the
Eau Claire club, the score being is to II.
This leaves the Dies Moincs club ut the head
of the Northwestern League.
A convict ut the Araincsa prison, cent from
Cedar Rapids for shooting u policeman, made
a break at the deputy warden with a knife
and was shot dead by the guard.
w. vI,x,ff,. At..-. ...-t...A m
zen OF Huntsville, Ala, quarrcled with two
younger brothers and shot them, killing one
and seriously wounding the other.
Last Sunday, May 1, one Tarbcll shot his
wife at Eikhorn, Wisconsin, and wounded
himself to ward of suspicion. The follow
ing Saturday he confessed that he deliber.
ately killed her.
young man named Deyoe, of Mason City,
Iowa, committed suicide on Monday by
drowning in the Wisconsin river at Lone
Rock, after having visited for a time in Iowa
county, Wisconsin.
w. B. Todhunter, a cattle owner of sacra-
mento, CAL, who owns 40 acres in Oregon
and 10000 in Nevada, has assigned to Hayes,
Cartock Is Co., of Oakland, Cal. His liabli-
ties are said TO be 100000.
The journal Office at Vermont City was
burned on Wednesday night and all It's con-
tents destroyed. Mr.. Watson, 1.-THE editor,
lived in the building and barely escaped death.
The loss as s., 500 with no insurance.
Grand Master Workman Powderly spoke to
q large audience of Knights of Labor and
Others OF the subject of Gains, Progress and.
Prospects of the Knights of Labor O,gani-
z%ation," at Omaha on Saturday night.
The officers of the Denver and Rio Grande
railway Thursday maze public the earnings
and expcndi sures of the road for the year
ending December 81, 1856, which is US fol-
lows: Total earnings, 6, 73s,o7z.47; ex-
penses, 81 as7, 4l6.6s net earnings, $780,
6GO.79.
Fl. Benton advices say TINT Indian horse.
thieves, undoubtedly Canadian Bloods, are
operating along Teton river and in the sun
river country. Men in from Birch creek say
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-05-20

The proprietor Of the "Plain Deal
err" Fort Madison, Iowa, Mr.. j. H
Duffus, writes: 1.-Two years ago.I was
cured Of rheumatism in my knee by st.
Jacobs Oil; have had no return; two
applications did the work"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-05-20
FOREIGN.

Samuel Cousins, the engraver, is dead. He
was eighty. six years old.
Emperor Francis Joseph has sent 5000
for the relief of the victims of fires in Hun.
gary.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-05-20

lfyouare bilious, take Dr.. Piercs,s .sPiees-
ant fusgattve felletss,' tbe ofisihAl s..Iatte
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-05-20

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dsat escoetsd ~ q1peatodtn1M
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halealths Hawaiian niniseee aDAIj
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One Of IL pereona iust coavicAs4
tape ae,ipst lie en- + etndeas
Ouslianon, ths soh ofpAish nusstsn
During the trial b. dispaayS aAae ~
teriecnce and aad msinteiasdS - 4
ntaed bearing. Entesine into . nd
tie dispute With feodoeoa. Tie
chemist. hs eonpelled him 70
The prisoner IN the right and he Sd
vrone. AZ TIE lnal setting Oualiand
. brilliant speech,and declared that nj
nor lii eompan6ns feared death. He
imagine nothing more sublime than TO dt1
m endeayor TO deliver The unfottunate
alan people. Hundreds q young men<wUU
initiate him. until the car would 70 co0-J
peyled 70 change his despotte system. TIE
prisoness. With ono exception. are inte3ligent,.
gentlemanly and Of good families. One saaa
he intended to murder the car with . reSUe-
ver, but Afterwards thought would oe
better.
A Noeales, Arisona, telegram Of Saturday,
May 4, says: Parties from Sonora report .
volcano three days ago thirty.ave mica south
Of Maedslena, and that It IL throwing out
great volumes Of smoke and lava. From the
~pos,tiou Of the are.' which IL distinctly seen
from three stations on the Sonora railway, It:
is supposed to be in the Sierra Asusl noun
tains. There is much excitement in he
vicinity Of the volcano, and large parties VIII
leave here to visit the place. Another earth
quake shock was felt here last night, - no.
damage was done. Later accounts TF:sSsed
here tend to show that the reportsso .
volcano having broken out in whetstce
mountains are true. A gentleman who '
rived from Sonora says there ID strong eu
dence Of volcanic eruptions at . point about
forty miles southeast Of Magdalena, and Il 10
confidently stated one peak 10 throwing out
large volumes Of smoke, accompanied BY
streams OF lava. asian - can ocsscfFessne"
the volcano 10 IN the elefFs A1usl range
Three hangings occurred on Friday. Thco-
dore Baker was hung in the jsil1 I'd at Las
Vegas In the presence OF sixty persons for the
murder Of Frank Unrup, near Ration, N. NJ,